Basic digital literacy and project-based learning are strategies that helped refugee students adjust seamlessly to online school in a pandemic A teacher’s assistant helps a student at the Arbat ...

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Schools across the country have been forced to adapt their plans to return from winter break this week as Covid cases continue to surge. Thousands of schools have temporarily switched to remote ...

The next time the city makes public school students have a remote learning day, the Department of Education may be forced to assign different login times — complicating an already difficult process.

As the three-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic approaches, the debate over the harms of extended remote learning shows no signs of quieting down. A report published Monday from the American ...

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